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  • new to nitro radio set up

    just got a shuttle zts, i cannot get the collective the right way round.
    as i push the stick up the engine accelerates but the heli is pushed into the floor. if i back off quickly it leaves the ground. tried reversing the servo but still no joy. tbh i have no clue on how to program the hi tec transmitter

  • #2
    get yourself down the heli club and get some help. helis are dangerous and demand respect. rotor tip speeds are well over 200mph

    Ade
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    adrian@accurc.com
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    anybody can be an Arsehole, it takes real commitment, dedication and a whole lot of effort to be nice.

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    • #3
      2nd what he said!

      BMFA Club list is here:

      http://www.bmfa.org/clubs/clist.php
      Mark
      www.uavaerialservices.co.uk
      BNUCs - Operations certified
      CAA - Permit for Aerial Work

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      • #4
        heli experience

        i do have some heli experience. i have a mede vac twister and a twister cpv2.
        also i am a helicopter engineer so i really know how they work. the radio on this heli is just being a pig to set up. maybe i go to club as all my flying at the moment is electric so i fly in the hangar at work. i also have many nitro cars, is there any major differences in the engines?

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        • #5
          No real difference, heli engine's need more oil, and more cooling, as they work harder. I third what was said above, get down to your local club and get somebody to check it over.
          -I don't crash, I just land with enthusiasm.

          A couple of 600n's with stuff on them that makes them fly..
          A 550 fbl with even more stuff on it to make it fly
          And a Mars 470 which needs stuff putting on it to make it fly

          And a DX8 too

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          • #6
            Originally posted by pigpen View Post
            i do have some heli experience. i have a mede vac twister and a twister cpv2.
            also i am a helicopter engineer so i really know how they work. the radio on this heli is just being a pig to set up. maybe i go to club as all my flying at the moment is electric so i fly in the hangar at work. i also have many nitro cars, is there any major differences in the engines?
            Where are you gonna fly a Machine that can in effect do a LOT of harm spining those dam blades.

            GET TO A CLUB!!!!!
            Mark
            www.uavaerialservices.co.uk
            BNUCs - Operations certified
            CAA - Permit for Aerial Work

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